Proportion of Nurses, Ward Masters, and Orderlies to Sick 91–93 Wine to be always administered by Nurse 93 Orderlies--their Duties vary according to appurtenances of Ward 94 If Hot and Cold Water are laid on, and there are Lifts, one Orderly’s Service saved to each 30 Sick 94, 95 Night-Duty of Orderlies 95–108 Scheme of Night-Service for three Orderlies watching by turns 96, 97 Exercise for Orderlies 97 Night Refreshment for Orderlies 98, 99 Where are the Night Orderlies to sleep? 100 Comparative Merits of different Systems of Night Nursing in Home and in Foreign Hospitals 101–3 An Assistant Ward Master should go round the Wards at Night 104 Extraordinary System of Night-Nursing in the Army at present 105–8 II. TWELVE SUNDRIES IN ORGANIZING A MILITARY HOSPITAL 108–114 1. Nurses’ Room 108 2. Medical Officer’s Room 108 3. Water-Closets 109 4. Warm and Cold Water Supply 109 5. Corridors 109 6. Lobby 110 7. Material of Ward Utensils 110 8. Reserve Wards 111–112 Necessity of Annual Cleansing of the whole of a Hospital 9. Occasional Revision of Rules 113 10. Defect in German Organization of Nursing 113 11. Nurses’ Exercise 113 12. Number of Ward Masters 114 III. REGULATIONS 114–117 1. Deprivation of Visitors salutary in certain Wards 114–16 2. Numbering Patients saves time 117 3. Prohibition of Swearing 117 Conclusion 117 ADDITIONAL HINTS AS TO PAVILION HOSPITALS SUGGESTED BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE LARIBOISIÈRE HOSPITAL AT PARIS 118–127